A conference addressing key issues related to the future of the Columbia River, its ecosystem, management, and international implications. Sept. 12- 14, 2019
We hope you enjoy this video, which captures some of the incredible energy, activities and discussions that occurred throughout the Columbia Basin Transboundary Conference: One River, One Future.
At the @1river1future conference, CRFS alumni met with Canada's Chief #ColumbiaRiver Treaty Negotiator to share their experience along the river. Thanks to @SD8KootenayLk @TheTrustInfo @RBC@ColumbiaPower & @REFBC for making the Field School possible. https://t.co/yGtclrO0PU
THANK YOU conference attendees for taking this three day journey with us. Thank you for making time and space to listen, learn, share, celebrate and increase our understanding of one another, and the river (and future) that binds us.
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We’re in for a very special afternoon.
The Cultural and Spiritual events begin shortly with the Horse Ceremony, Ktunaxa Dance Troupe.
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Welcome to Columbia Lake, the source of the fourth largest river system on the continent, flowing approximately 2,000 km to the Pacific Ocean 🙌
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DAY TWO | Joe Pierre Jr. – Nasuʔkin (Chief), ʔaq̓am, and Margie Hutchinson, Council Member, Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, welcome conference attendees to another busy day of collaboration, conversation, knowledge exchange and celebrations.
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The Council is at @TheTrustInfo & @nwcouncil’s #ColumbiaBasin Transboundary Conference @1river1future today presenting as part of a session on invasive species in the #ColumbiaBasin. Includes discussion on northern pike & invasive mussels https://t.co/xIiQMu4ArQ #1River1Future
“We are the problem, but we are also the solution,” ~ Justin Bush, Washington Invasive Species Council, during the session: Impacts of and Response to Invasive Species.
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Brian Menounos, Professor, Geography Canada Research Chair in Glacier Change, @UNBC kicks off the sessions with a presentation on #climatechange, melting glaciers and future implications within the Basin.
At a time when action & solutions require interdisciplinary, international & inter-institutional coalitions, it’s essential we come together to strengthen understanding so we can ensure resiliency as we move forward on the challenges ahead. https://t.co/mYYW0ytyeX #1River1Future